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Making a Spark-Gap Transmitter

🕑 Added 2020-03-26 17:26:40 +0000 UTC

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Cristian Klein

Amazing! I only recently read about damped waves (I assumed continuous waves was the norm since the beginning). Awesome historic reconstruction. :D

Andrew Weir

Thank you for this video. I was an electrical engineering major in college but after finishing schooling I found myself doing mostly computer science for the last 20 years. This video reminded me why I liked EE.

Awesome

LOVE IT!! Definitely one of my favorite videos so far. Keep up the good work, Sir! I Stay healthy!

Very nice, I built one almost identical when I was in school.

Bahram Dahi

Probably one of the best videos yet. Thank you Mehdi. And man I really want your scope even though my extent of scope work is checking the capacitor charge rate :-)

Michael Mirsky

You probably interfered with hundreds of radios in your neighborhood with all the harmonics you were putting out! Good thing most TVs are cable and digital now. In the old days your experiment would have zapped the picture on all the TVs also

Steve Jones

Another fantastic video.. I wish I had the math background to understand all of it, but I am starting to get the concepts..

Love this video! But I have to say that when you brought in the 9v receiver it looked like you were sitting on the toilet!! -hahahahahaha 😂🤣😂

Paul Paulson

Your bode plot has only the voltage logarithmic (20*log(A)), the frequency should be log(f): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bode_plot

Nicola Domini

This is one of your best videos IMO. I found it very funny and very educational. Good job Mehdi!

Hope the FCC doesn't see this!

For your next video, can you please do a topic on fun experiences we can do at home during confinment ?

Pete Golding

Did I miss the draw for those scopes 😳

Man... I'm in love with that scope 🤣

Whenever I see him touching terminals that might have power, the anticipation kills me, like "In any moment there will be a sock... :U yup there it is"

amazing, a full room project!